Mangala Jyothi
Diocesan Biblical Catechetical and Liturgical Centre
Liturgical and Lectors Training Programme Held at Belthangady Parish
Commission for Liturgy
03 Oct 2026
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Belthangady Parish organized a Liturgical and Lectors Training Programme on September 26 and 27, 2026, with the aim of deepening the participants’ understanding of the Sacred Liturgy and enhancing their knowledge and skills in carrying out their liturgical ministries.
The training programme was conducted by Rev. Fr. Rohit D’Costa, He provided valuable guidance on the importance of the Sacred Liturgy, the roles and responsibilities of lectors, the proper proclamation of the Word of God, and the significance of active and meaningful participation in the Holy Eucharist. He also emphasized the need for prayerful preparation, dedication, and reverence while serving in liturgical ministries.
Very Rev. Fr. Walter D’Mello, Parish Priest of Belthangady, and Fr. Clifford Pinto, Principal, along with the commission leaders, were present and took the initiative in organizing the training programme. Their presence and support contributed to the successful conduct of the programme.
A total of 123 participants took part in the training. The programme provided a valuable opportunity for the participants to deepen their understanding of the Sacred Liturgy and strengthen their commitment to serving the Church through their respective liturgical ministries.
The training programme was conducted by Rev. Fr. Rohit D’Costa, He provided valuable guidance on the importance of the Sacred Liturgy, the roles and responsibilities of lectors, the proper proclamation of the Word of God, and the significance of active and meaningful participation in the Holy Eucharist. He also emphasized the need for prayerful preparation, dedication, and reverence while serving in liturgical ministries.
Very Rev. Fr. Walter D’Mello, Parish Priest of Belthangady, and Fr. Clifford Pinto, Principal, along with the commission leaders, were present and took the initiative in organizing the training programme. Their presence and support contributed to the successful conduct of the programme.
A total of 123 participants took part in the training. The programme provided a valuable opportunity for the participants to deepen their understanding of the Sacred Liturgy and strengthen their commitment to serving the Church through their respective liturgical ministries.